Today is Charlie Austin’s Memorial Service. I first met Charlie Austin at a pickup basketball game in Boston. It was September evening in Boston, 1970. I was the new TV news reporter guy in town and I was meeting people,… Read More ›
Day: 2018-05-11
FOREST LIFE WHEN SPRING HAS COME – Marilyn Armstrong
OH FOREST PRIMEVAL I laughed when Ellin wrote that the weather is perfect for outside. “Not too hot, not too cold, and the bugs aren’t in full attack mode.” Or something to that effect. People who don’t live here don’t… Read More ›
THROUGH A WINDOW – BRIGHTLY OR DARKLY – Marilyn Armstrong
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Through a Window From Cee: This week the topic is Through a Window. This week’s topic I hope you can have a lot of fun with it. I want to see inside, outside or through… Read More ›
LIKE DINNER WITHOUT DESSERT: MINI FICTION – Marilyn Armstrong
Like dirty feet on clean sheets, the dark clouds rolled in, occluding the sun, turning the sunny day gray and dismal. “There goes Autumn,” said Maggie, looking up. “And the wind’s picking up too.” Her companion nodded. “Like God’s leaf… Read More ›
SPRING HAS SPRUNG, FINALLY – BY ELLIN CURLEY
It’s finally spring in New England. We can safely move the snow blower out of the garage and back into the shed for storage. It’s warm enough to put plants out on the patio and not have to worry about… Read More ›
